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Sheriff'* Sitlo.
W ILL Iw mid on lli.flr.1 luoldoyln Folir«nry
next, before tlto Court Hotiio, In tlio cltyof
Savannah, between tha usual hour* of into* tlio fol
lowing ol*hty*«l|ht (08) Negro slaves, to wit t
ftoitiwaliLHitchuol, Cooper, Martha ohl Memo,
Tenah, oi l RacWh old Claroy, Snruli, Klim,
feasant, Mitchell, Daniel, y*»ong Fnrtymoro, old
Clatissa, William, young I’btebe, Isaac, young Dan
lei, AAV, young WtIMam, little Mary, Hvnny, Jim,
•luck, George, Peggy, litllo Sarah, little Abram, big
Alirnm, Jua*». Ilttlo Bolin, old Uollu, Klithubcth, Mo
Icy, linrriwt,old Glasgow, out sou, Agii|>|-« I.t*hi-
loot, Sylvia, Jane,Tom, Abby, Adam, Patty, John,
I'hilin, Charlotte, Davy, old Hannah, Billy, Juba,
Ma'llt as, Dol'y, Flora, »M Harry, Fanny, Lucy,
Charles, Carolina, old Patty, Kve, Luaty, old l*olly,
Ch oe, Uinab, old Fortymore, Kitty, Ilttlo John,
young Harry, old Phonbo, Nelly, Warren, Dlnnn,
Csestir, Sclid<s Jinny, Israel, old Bighy, Joe, Beck,
Hotly, Loan, big Mary, Ned, young Clarissa and
llnrmond 5 levied on under and by virtue of an exe-
tuilunutt oreeioaore of mortgage, issued out of tlio
Superior Court ofClintlium County, nt tlio iuatnncn
of Charles Spalding va William C. HarrUand David
Snodgrass.
ELISHA WYLLY, Sheriff c. c,
dec 2
Gitnrdlmt’ti Suits
W ILL be a old o I tlio first Tuoidnv in Februa
ry, before tlio Court lloure in the city ofSa
vannnh between tlio usual hours of sale, tho follow
ing four Negro Women, slaves, vi*: Cindy, Nelly,
I’hil is nnd Marvnnn, and five hundred acre* of
Land, lying in Chatham county, on tlio Savannah,
Ogcchoo and Mammalia Canal, about eight mile*
from the city—the property ol Jumos A. Courvuiae,
minor; by order of the Honorable the Inferior Court
of Chutlmm county, when sitting for ordinary purpos
«». BKNBDICK BOURQUIN,
noT H Guardian.
City Siioriil ’s Sales.
O N tlio first Tuesday in February next, will bo
sold before -.be Court lluu«flin the city of Su
votinnh, between the usual hours of sale, n negro
wo nan named Betsey, levied on by virtue of fi fas
issued from thn Honoroblo Court of Common Pious
nnd of Oyer and Terminer for tbaciiy ofSnvunnnli,
At the Instance of W H St S Rogers, va. James I)
Cole, Farley tt Sweat, vs. James D Colo. Also, fi
fas issued from Justices Courts nnd returned to me.
Also, nt tlio some time and plneo, one hundred and
seventy five barrels of Lime, levied on by virtue of a
distress warrant issued from the Honorable Inferior
Court of Chatham r.ounty, at tlio instnneo of the Iron
Steamboat Company, vs. While & Bartels. Terms,
bankable money.
dec 29 LEVI S RUSSELL, Sheriff.
Administrator's Sale.
O N tlio first Tuesday in February next, will be
sold before iho Court Hotisu in Cherokee
County, in 1I10 State of Georgia, between the usual
hours of sale. Lot No 257 (two hundred und fifty
seven) in the second district, sreond section, (Cher
okee County,) containing forty ucres, belonging to
tbo real estate of Emanuel Do La Motto, deceuicd.
Also,
On thn first Tuesday in February next, before the
Court House in Savannah, in tlio Countyof Chatham,
between the usual hour* of sole, a Negro man slave
named Lnlor, belonging to said estate of Emanuel
De La Motto, rtecsa»*4» ti.#» *nid Land und Slave
being sold for the bonefit of tlio heirs unit
of said estate, nnd by order of the Court of Ordinary
of Chatham Counly. Terms cash, purchaser paying
for titles. SOLOMON SHEFTALL,
Administrator E De Ln Motto, dcc’d.
nov 21
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice.
A LL persons having demand* against thn estntn
of Duncan Gralinm, late of Chntlinm county,
are requested to present tlio some, nnd lhoio in-
debted to suhl ustatu will plenm pay the same to
«o 15 iOt JOHN MURCHISON, Adtn’or.
Geortfin—illdiitosli Comity.
W HEREAS William King applies to me for
Letters of Dismission,ns Administrator,upon
the estate of Capt. James Doveger, late of said
county, deceased.
These are thwofore to cite and admonish all nnd
singulur, the kindred uud creditors of said deceased,
to bo and appear at my office, within the time pre
scribed by law, to show cause, ifuny they have,why
said letters shou’d not be grunted.
Given under my hand, at my office, this third day of
August, Eighteen Hundred and Forty.
J. E. TOWNSEND,
nug 8 Clerk,c. o. Mcl. C.
Ucorgia, Chatham Comity.
To ull whom it may concern.
W HEREAS Henry K. Burroughs.adminit'r
of the estate of Amy Dcnslrr, late ofCliut-
ham county, deceased, hath applied to the Honum-
hie the Court of Ordinary, of Chatham county, for
letters Dismissory.
These ore therefore to cite and admonish, all con
cerned, to file their objections (if nr,y they have)
in thoclerk’s office,oftiie suidcouit, on or before the
fifteenth day of January next; otherwise letters
dismissory will ho granted.
Witness, the Honorable Elias Reed, one of the
Justices of the said Court, the fourteenth day of
July, A. D. one thousand eight hundred nnd forty.
EDWARD G. WILSON, Dop'yClk. c. o.c.c.
,;uly 15
GCorffiti—Chatham County.
To all whom it may concern.
W HEREAS Henry K. Burroughs, adminis'r
of the estate of David R. Dernier, lute of
Chatham county, dccuasrd, lmtli opplied to the
Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Chatham
County, for Letters Dismissory.
These are therefore locitc and ndmnnish,all con
cerned, to filo their objections (if any they have) in
the Clerk’s office of the said court, on or before
the fifteenth day of January next; otherwise letters
of Dismissory will bo granted.
Witness tho Honorable Elias Reed, ona of the
the Justices of the sni-l Court, the fourteenth day
of July, A. D. ono thousand eight hundred nnd
forty. EDWARD G. WILSON,
july 15 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c.
Goorgiu, Caniilcii County.
W HEREAS, Eivn Rilioron, administratrix of
thn cstuto of Manuel Riberon, deceased, np
plies to tlio Justices of tlio Inferior Court, when sit
ling for 01 dinary purposes, for letters of dismission
on said estate. These ure therefore to cite and ml
monish nil persons interested, to file their objections
(if any they liivn) in the office of the Clerk of the
Court of Ordinary, nt Jefferson, in said county,with
in the time prescribed by law, otherwise thn said
Elva Kiheruti, may obtain the letters of dismission
applied for.
Witness, tlio Honorable Hugh Brown, onn of the
Justices of said Court, this 7th day of October, 10-10.
oc 10 G. I’ERCIVALCOHEN, Clkcocc.
Ctcorifia— Chatham County,
To nil whom it may Concern.
W HEREAS, Leonidas Wylly, Administrator
estate Jonathan Lutiinll, lute of Chatham
County deceased, bath applied to the honorublo the
Court of Ordinary of Chulh'jm County, for letters
dismissory.
These tiro therefore to cite
cerne/t. r.t- a..:. ~1.jo.n0nH (Many they liuve) in
in the Clerk’s nfficeof the said Court, on or before
the nineteenth day of March next, otherwise letters
dismissory will ho granted.
Witness, the Honoroblo M. Myers, one of the
Justices of the snid Court, tho nineteenth day of Sep
Umber A. D. ono thousand eight hundred and forty.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
tap 19 Deputy Clerk, c.o. c. c.
Cliatliam lufcrior Court,
JULY TERM, JP«0.
W HEREAS, Joseph Ross, Wm. B. turnon,
Simon Bunt*, Jemcs Folkttr, H. *• ‘survey,
•nd James A. Fawns, wore summonedto otti-nd the
jtrejmut term of this Court as Juro-'» Q,1 “ ,nut J B do
Ordered, That they he *ev«* ftl, y fin«l ln the sum
«f twenty dollars, each, up*** ‘hey do, on orbofora
the first diy of tho n«xt- orn, » HI* Mill the Clerk of
this.Court good unds ufficicnt excuses lor said de
fault.
LA true extract from the minutes.]
EDWARD G. WILSON,
atig 12 t Iht Deputy Clk Inf, c, c. c.
Ofiorgln, Cittideit County.
Mery Harden lint applied to the
v v Hon. the Court of Ordinary, of Camden
no Iwtiers of adnHMscratlon on lira estate of
Thomas b Hardee, deceased.
Theso are iherefaro to cite and admonish, all nnd
singular, tint kindred nnd creditors of the snid doceas
ed, to filo their olijr-ctions, if nny they have, in the
Clark's office of s-iid Court, in thn time proscribed by
law, otherwise letters of administration will ha
granted.
Witness, ilia Hon. Hugh Brown, one of the Jus
tlcas of snid Cnur, 30lh November, JO 10.
0 I’ERCIVAL COHEN, Cl'k. 0. o. c. c.
nov 8
A Wanted,
SITUATION as Book Keeper or general
Clerk In a Commission House or Wholesale
Store, by u person who has been employed for
nesrlv seven years in a Hank nnd who can proJuca
certificates as to his character and abilities. A line
addressed to J. V. N., left at the Post Office box
Nov 205, will hiivo immediate attention,
dee 5—{71
Notice*.
rcOUR months offer dme, application will bo
J? made to the Court nf Ordinary fur Camden
County, fur leave to sell all the estate, both raid nnd
personal, belonging to Hubert IU-ssont, late of said
county deceased.
WILLIS LANG, Administrator.
Camden Couuty, Geo., Aug. 3, 18-10. nug 1-1
Goortflti, Onnulcii Couuty.
IKHEAS, A J “ •* 1 ‘
■^jiyrilKRV.ASi A .1 Bossent has applied to tho
Hun. the Court of Ordinary, of Camden
County, fur letters of administration on the estuio of
HurucoS Pratt, lute of Ahilinnin, deceased.
Those are therefore to ci'u and admonish, nil nnd
singular, tho kindred and creditor* of the said do
censed, to file their object intis, if any they hnva, in
tho Clerk's office of said Court, within thn time pro
scribed by law, otherwise letters of ndmhiislrution
will he granted.
Witness, the lion. Archibald Clink, one iff tlio
Judges of snid Court, this 30tli November, 18-1(1
G I’ERCIVAL COHEN, Clk. c. o.c.c,
nov 8
Court of Common l’lttits, and ol'
Oyer und Terminer, for (lie city
ofSavumiuli—Juno term, IS 10.
W HEREAS Dr. Wm. A. Cm rut hors, Henry
D. Weed, Geo. Hall .May, and B N. Dou
glass, Grand Jurors; John Cercopoly, James Mid-
dluton, David Vender, Lewis Fairchild, Francis
Trochnlet, G. D. Coombs, S. A. I’alot, Chnr’es
Boyd II. K. Nichols, Wtn Heidi, nnd Patrick Hart,
Petit JurorSj summoned to attend this term of tho
Court, matin default.—Ordered that Grand Jurors
he fined in the sum oT forty dollars each, and Petit
Jurors in the sum iff twenty dollurs each, unless
they do sevamtlj r.1%. ~t«l, <).,> C|,. r k of tills Court,
good nnd sufficient excuses for default, on or tienm
the third Monday in October next ensuing.
A truo extract from this minutes.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
nngSI Dep. Clk* c. c. r. of o & t. 0. *.
Geoitfin, Camden County.
W HEREAS, Israel Geer bus applied to tho
lion, tho Court of Ordinary, of Camden
County, fot letter* of administration on the estate iff
Letutia Atkinson, deceased.
These are therefore In cite nnd admonish, all nnd
singular, the kindred nnd creditors of the said do
censed, to file their objections, if nny they have, in
Clerk's olfico of said Court, in the time prescribed
by law, otherwise letters of administration will be
granted.
Witness, the Hon. James M Smith, one of the
Justices of said Court, 30th November, 18-10.
G I’ERCIVAL COHEN, Cl’k.c. o.c.c.
nov C
Chatham Superior Court.
MAY TERM, 1810.
W HEREAS, Michael I’rcndergnst, n Grand
Juror, summoned for the present May term,
made default,—Ordered, that he lie fined in the sum
of $40, unless good nnd sufficient cause ofexruselw
filed with tho Clerk of lids Court, on or before tlio
first day of the next term; nnd whereas, John A.
riemeniitg, !t„ a |, S. Watts, James A. Norris, .Ins
B.Norris, George II. Keifler, Jnmes McDonald
John Stunrt nnd William H. Smith, Petit Jurors,
summoned to attend tho present term, made default
—ordered, that they he severally fined in thusutnnf
fifteen dollars cnrli, unless they do file sufficient
rnuses of excuse, according to the Mntttle in such
ernes made nnd provided. And, whereas, W, B.
Thomas, and William Gorham, l’elit Jurors, made
default nt tho present term, a part of snid term.—
Ordered, thnl they ho severally fined in the sum of
ten dollars each, unless good nnd sufficient excuses
be filed according tn Inw. And whereas, William
Galpin, James Roberts, Alexander Watt, J. F.
Thomas, F.Champion, Patrick Hart.W. H. Lloyd,
W. A. Pitman, J. F. Segure, Thomas M. Turner,
Alonto Day, Thomas Butler, T. C. Sullivan ami
Francis Truchehit, Tnlismcn on the Petit Jury,
summoned to attend tho present term, made default,
—Ordered, that they ho severally fined in the suin
of fifteen dollars each, unless they file good nnd suffi.
cient causes of oxcuso with tho Clerk of this Court,
in the time prescribed by law. And, whereas Unlit
M. I’hinixy, Henry F. Willink, John Robinson, D.
F. Scmntnn. John Mallory, N. B. Knapp, John L.
Cope, jr, James A Clifford, .1 F tlcrti, till Pimn..,
Henry James, J D Delunny.C E Bari#, W J Hur,
per.C L McNisli, Joseph l)en*lor, lames Pnlmer,
I’ K Wait. S B Hill nnd JohnS Coombs, Tnlismcn
on the Petit Jury, made default at the present term,
—Ordered, that they lm fined in the sum of ten dol
lars each, unless Bond nnd sufficient excuses lm filed
with the Clerk of ihi|i Court, on or before tho first
day of tiie ens-iins January term.
A true extract from tho minutes.
EDWARD G. WILSON, Dep Clark,s c c c.
nug 12
LEGAL NOTICES.
Ctly ini»rslml*8 Sales—(Continued.)
G N tho first Tuesday in Fuhrunry next, in front
iff tho Court IIiiiho, in tho city of Snvnn
mill, between thn usual linur* of stile, (under 1)10
supei'iiituinlunco of thn Commillco on Solos) tho
following Luts, re-nitered upon for ground rent, vir. t
Lot Number 24, l.ihctty Wnrd, hniiudod East
by Jefferson street, South by York street, Wust by
lot Nn S3, und North by President street, nt-eutered
ns tho properly of estate Samuel Wilkins fur ground
rent.
Also, Lot No 35, Liberty Word, bounded IT1.1
by Lot No 30, Smith by Smith Broad street, West
by lot No 34,nnd North by n Lane, re-entered us the
propel ly eituto Samuel Wilkins fur ground rent.
Jun 0 _ A HARMON, City Mural,nl._
Stiilc oi'Georgia, Chatham Co.
To nil whom it may concern,
W HEREAS, Mntgnrct B Desnoyer,has nppli
cd to tho Honorable tlio Court iff Urdlottry
of Chatham county, for letters ol administration on
I lm estate and effects of A V Desnoyer, Into of Chat
limn county, deceased.
Those are therefore to cite nnd ndmnni.h, nil nnd
singular the kindred nnd eredilors iff tin* said Hocrns
ml, to file their object Iona (if nny they have) to the
granting of the uduiininlriniou of tlm cutnte of the
tii-cen sod to the applicant in tho Clerk** Office nf the
said Court, on or before the second day of February
next; otherwise letter* of administration will bo
grnnlrd.
Witness, the Honorable M Myers, one nf the Jus
lice- iff the raid Court, the second day nf January,
A. I). one thuusuud eight lioiidicd and forty one.
jun 3 Its JUT W POOLER, Clerk.
Georgia—Glynn County.
TITURHKAS, John M. Tlion upplle* to tliu
V T Hon. the G'outt of Ordinary of Glynn enun
ly. fur letters or administration on tlio estate of Ann
Webster, lulu of snid county, decensed,
Them are therefore to cite and admonish, all and
singular, tho kindred nnd creditor# of tlm said de
eonsetl, to file their ohjcciinns, (ifuny they have) in
tho Clot h's olfico of said Court, within tho limo pro
scribed by law, otherwise letturs of udminUtruiimi
will lie grunted.
Witness tho lion. Francis M Scarlett, one of tho
Justices oflliclnfutiorCourt, 10th December, 1840.
der.23 .IAS. MOORE, Clk. n. n. 0. c.
Divorce.
JDullocIi Superior Conn.
Match Term, 1840.
Rachel Wilkinson, )
Riley Wilkinson. )
T li E Sheriff having returned, thnl the defendant
Riley Wilkinson is not to be found in tlio
County of Bullorh, on motion of Levi S. D’Lyon,
Attorney for the complainant, it is ordered, that rite
said Riley Wilkinson do filo bis answer in defence,
to tha snid action nt or before the next term of this
Court. And it is further ordered, that service of this
rule ho perfected by publication in one of the
Gazettes of thociiy of Smannuli, once a month until
the expiration of tlio time limited for tlio filing of
the defendant’s nnswer.
Extract from the minutes.
STEPHEN THORNE,
ap 12 Deputy SheriO'
Chatham Superior Court) May
Tor 111, 1840.
Alexnnder Wilson nnd wife, complainants, vx. Wtn
G Lea, nnd Joseph Wiggins, defendants—In
Equity.
X T appearing by tho affidavit ofcomplainnnts’ soli
citor, that the defendant Joseph Wiggins resides
out of the county nfChnthnm, nnd flint servico lias
hern perfected upon thn oiherdefi-mlnnt William G
Lea. Oo motion of Levi S I)'Lyon, Complainants'
Solicitor, it is ordered, ihntlhe said defendant Jos.
Wiggins do plead, answer nr d-mnr, to thn raid hill
within four tunmlis from tho adjournment of this
Court; un-l it is further ordered, that this rule lie
published once a mouth until tho expiration of thn
lime limited for thn deferidants'appuurance,4lii J uno
1840.
A truo extract from tho minute*.
EDWARD G WILSON,
jtinn 7 _ Dept r.l’b «»i»
TnjT »li«rill’» Attachment Sale
O N thn 24th day of Derombnr instant, betweo
tho lawful hours of sale, will ho sold hefo n
S I'hilbiick & Ci.'s auction store, ill tho city nf
vnnnnh, tho schooner Vcsln—levied on by virion ou
nn attachment issued Irorn tho Hon. Court nfCoin
rnon Pirns and of Oyer and Terminer for the city of
Snvnnnali, at 1 he ir-.tnnco of E P Butts, Gomdiuii
of Eliza T, Shad vs. Wilii im Manor; snid schooner
sold by order of Judge D’Lyon, (dated |2ih Decern
her, 1810.) Terms hnukuhtn money, purchaser pay
ing for titles. LEVI S RUSSELL. Khclil.
dec 15
Administratrix's Notice.
gTlOUR months nfit-r date, npplieation will lie
made to thn llonoialdo the Inferior Coint of
Chatham County, sitting for ordinary purposes, fix
leave to sell the following properly, Mongiug to
the estate iff Walter Smith, deceased, to wilt u
sloop named George Washington, nnd five negro
slaves, named Jack. August, Hnunnlt, Nelly, and
Doctor, for tho henefii of the heirs nnd creditors of
said estate. MARGARET C. SMITH,
or 1 Administratrix.
Notice,
A LL persons having demands ngninst John Fort,
luto of Wnyiio county, deceased,arc requested
to present tlieoi duly niitheiiticuled to the siihscri
hers, within the time prescribed hy law; nnd those
indebted are requested to make pavnienl to
ELIAS FORT. } ,
nnv20 20IIN FOU-r. Jr. j hl1
Notice.
F OUR months after date I shnll apply in the
Hon. llin Inferior Court of the cnuniy of Bill
lock, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell ono hundred acres of Laud belonging to the
Estate of Simeon Sheffield, decoored, for the pur*
pose of paying tlio debt, of snid decensed.
oe31 ’ JAMES 11 AGIN. Adrn’or.
r.M Hcator’s Sale.
O N 1I10first Toes-lnyU J.iuoary next,before the
Court House, in tlio city of Savniiniili, he
tween thn uoiul hours iff sale, will be sold, n Trunk
of Clolhing, one Silver Watch, A-.r,,, belonging 10
the estato of A P Norton, laic olTlorida, decensed.
Ily order,
ROUT W POOLER, Escl.ontorcr
dec 1C
Notice.
A LL persons indobted to tho eiitnte of A P Nor
ton of Florida, Intnly of Clint barn County,
dccansod, nro requested to mnko payment to the
undersigned, nnd llioto to w bom said estate it in
debted srn required to han-l in tlieir hills properly
attested, within the lime prescribed by law, to
JtOBT W POOLER, Indicator c c.
dec 10
Gcoraiti—Isibcriy coiimy.
-IT7T1EREAS, Arr.bibnM Hodges und Jno Delk
YV trpjdlrs for letters of administration on tlio
Estate of William Hodge*, Into of said county, dv
censed.
Theso nro therefor* to cite and admonish nil nnd
singular, tho kindred and Creditors of snid deceased,
to be and appear ut my olfico williin the limn pro
scribed by law, to shew cnu«« (if uny exist) why
said letters should not lm granted.
Given under my hand at tlio Clerk's olfico tills
0th day of December, 1048.
d«r.l4 JOHN W STACY, c. c.o. t.. c.
Sugar 11 ud Flour.
HHDS prlmoSt Croix Sognr
JuXj 280 hhl* superfine Union Mills Canal Flour
Just rccuivod per ship Newark nnd for sale by
dseJ2 HENRY HARPER.
Georgia—Cliatliam Counly.
To nil whom it may concern.
W HEREAS William Dudley Jr. hath applied
to the Honorable the Court of Oidinmynf
Chatham Comity,for letters of administration on ilie
estntn nnd effects of Wm. 11. Williams, late of Chat
ham County, decensed.
These aro therefore to cite nn 1 admonish, nil nnd
singular the kindred nnd cr# liters of the snid de
censed, to file their objections (if nny they have) 10
‘bo grunting of the administration of the estntn of
tho deceased to tbeapplicant in ilie Clerk’s Offi -e
of the said Court, on or before the first dnyofJunun
ry next; otherwise leticis of administration will be
granted.
Witness, the Honorable A. Porter, ono nftheJiis
lice* of tlio snid Court, the first day of December,
A. D. one thousand oielit hundred nnd forty.
EDWARD CL WILSON.
Dec 1 D.-puiy Clerkc. o. c. c.
Geortf la—Chatham Counly.
To all whom It may concern:
W HEREAS Doiigulil Ferguson hath applied
to the Honorable tho Court of Ordinary, of
Chatham County, for Letters of Administration, mi
the estate nnd effects of Hirain Marsh, late of
Cliatliam County, deceased.
These are therefore incite und admonish, nil nnd
singular tho kindred nnd creditors of the snid de
ceased, to file their objections, if nny they have, to
tho granting of tlio administration iif tho estate of
tho deceased, to tlio applicant, in the Clerk’s office,
of tho said Court, nn nr before the twenty second
ilny of December next; otlierwiso letters of admin
Istnuboi will btt prnun-d.
Witness, tiie Honorable A Porter, ono nt tlm .in*
ticcs of iho snid Court, tbe eighteenth dny of No
vouihcr, A. D. one ihoiisnnd eight hundred uud
forty. EDW’D. G. WILSON,
nov 22 Deputy Clerk, c. n. c. c.
Stale of Geortfla—Cliatliam €0.
To nil whom it rimy concern.
W HEREAS, William Uemslnrt both applied
10 the I lonoriihle tlm Court of Ordinary of
Chatham county, for letters of Administration on
the estato and effects of Isaac Hunter, Jr. of South
Carolina, deceased, but formerly of Massachusetts.
Theso are I here fore to ciin and ndmouisli, all and
singular the kindred nnd creditors of the said de
ceased, to file tlmir objection* (if nny ilicy have) 10
iho grnntingof dm ndminisiruiion of the e-mte of
tho decensed to ilie applicant in the Clerk's office
of tlio said Court, on or before tlio second day of
Jnnunry next; otlierwiso letters of administration
will lie granted.
Witness the Honorable A Porter, onn of tlie.los
tices of snid Court, the second day of December, A.
D. one thousand ciulit hundred nnd forty.
EDWARD (». WILSON,
dec 3 Dcp'yCl’k c. o. c. c.
Gcoi'tfia, Camden County.
W HEREAS, Surah Bailey Adtuinislratrix of
thn estate of David Bniley,dec’d, appeal, for
letters of dismission from said cstuto. These arc
therefore to cite and admonish nil persons interest
ed to file their objections, if nny they have, in the
office of the Clrrk of iho Court of Ordinary lor said
county, within tiie limn prescribed hy Inw, other
wise tlm snid Sarah Bailey may obtain tho letters of
dismission npplied for.
Witness, the Hon Archibnld Clink, one of the
Josliccs of said Court, this 171 li dnv <>( October,
1840. G I’ERCIVAL COIIEN, Clerk.
ocQ7
G<»ortfia— McIntosh County.
N OTICE—Six months after date, Win I King
und M M IInrris. will intikeapplication to llic
Mon Justices of tlm Inferior Court of McIntosh cii.
while silting for ordinary purposes,for letters of ills
mi i-ion on the estate nnd effects of John Harris,
sen’r,deceased. WM 1 KING, Adin'or.
nug 28 M M IIARRIS, Adm’x
~*>ieortfI11—Clialiiam County.
To all whom it may concern,
W HEREAS, Richard Dotson, Executor of thi
last will und testament of William Dotson,
Intn of Cliatliam County, deceased, Intli npplied to
the Honorable the Court of Oidinaiy of Cliatliam
County, to be dismissed from said Kxcciitoiship.
These nre therefore to cite and ndinoui-di, all »»..!
singular thn kindred un-l crediiois nftlm raid de
reused, to file their objectin'*' (It any they have) in
tho Clerk’s Office ortho said Court, on or before
the lu-elAli day of May next; otlierwiso let lei s dis
missory will lie granted.
Witness, tho Hon. K Reed, one of tbe Justice* nf
iho raid Coiirl.tha •«'*• «l«y of November. A. I).
1 ndt>. EDWARD G WILSON,
»"v 12 Deputy Clerk, c o c c.
Courl of C0111111011 I’loas ami of
Oyer and Toi iaiuci' for Ilie cilv
ol* 8ava1111u.l1.
OcTniutn Tkum, 1810.
W HEREAS, I K Tefft nnd Isaac Minis, Grand
Jurors, Hindi! default at this term of the
Court, Ordered, thill limy he severally lined in the
•urn of forty dollars, unless sulficirnt excuse lm filed
according to law; nnd wheicn* F Qnigly, James A
Noriis, Robert B Jackson, llez-kinji Crumpton,
Gen D Cornwell, Asa Clark, and Patrick llnllignri,
Petit Juroit, made dr fault nt ibis term of the Court,
Ordered, that they respectively be fined in the sum
of twenty dullurs each, unluss they do. on or before
the second Monday in December next, severally lilu
sufficient i.uuuu. of t-xciisu with iho Clerk of thi*
Court.
A truo extract.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
Pop- Clk. 0.0. !• St o,&. t. c. s.
Kroutfin 10 Jail.
O N Oth April, 1839, a negro man calling himself
AR.MS1 EAD, says lie is tlm property of n
Mr. Chambers, a negro trader, from whom ho rnnn
way whilst on his way to Mississippi, a short titno
previous to his (reprehension. Ilois about 0 feet
2 inches high, und 25 yents of nge.
»»v IP P G SIIICK. Jniler,
Corn, Oats and Float*.
2200 , * us,,BL8c#rM
. .ww 1800 do Oat.
109 bbls superior Baltimore Flour
00 bslfhbls do do, for sale hy
«lcc22 R. & W KING.
CnmdRii 8ii|H‘i'Jor umiii.
Novetnbcr Term, 1840.
Abruhttm Mutt, )
n. > Hide Nisi.
Daniel Heath-. )
O N the petition of Abraham Mott, praying thn
foreclosure of the equity of redemption of the
following tiacts or parcels of land, to wit: till that
tract or pnirel of bind containing two hundred mid
fifty acres, more or less, originally grunted to James
William*—Also, till that oilier certain tract or par
eel of lurid containing four hundred ucres, more nr
less, originally granted to Jntnv* Pi evotl; and nlso.
all 1 but other tract or parrel of laud on the Notih
side of the Great Salillii, npptnd a the Burnt Fort
Ferry, coniniititig fifty five ucres, more or less, origin
ally granted to Jolm Provntt, mortgaueil hy thesniil
Daniel Heath, to the said Abralum Molt, Senr.,on
tlio twenty fout th day of October, 183(5, to secure
the payment of the sum of two thooinnd dollars
and interest, mentioned in throe promissory notes of
tho sntnedate,nnd payabbi ns follows, t-i wit: one
thousand dollnrsouor before the 1st dny of .Jnnunry,
1837 5 the further sum of five hundred on or before
the 1st day of January, 1838; and tho further sum
of five hundred dollar* on tho l*t dny iff January,
1839, the same lining for value received.
And on motion of Mr. Clark, attorney for the pc
t it inner, it is ordered that the |nincipnl, interest
nnd carets duo ou the remaining ptamutnry note iff
five hundred dollars lie paid into Court, on or before
the first day of the next term, otherwise the equity
of redemption of said mortgaged promises will from
thenceforth lie foreclosed, and such further other
proceedings taken place ns the Inw directs.
And it is lurther ordered, that this rule bo pub
lishnd ill one iff tlm public gazettes of tbebtate, ftnn
months previous to tbe time appointed forpnyment,
or served on the mot tgngcr nr bis special agent, at
|en*t three months previously thereto.
Let Rule Nisi issue 24th Nov., 1840.
CHARLES S HENRY,
Judge Sup’r Court, F. D.
A true extract from the minutes of tlio Superior
Court of Cumilen Countv.
dec II G P COHEN, Clk, *. c. c. o.
ISroiitflit lo Jail,
O N the 18th June, 0 negro man cnlling hlmscll
ISAAC—says lie belongs to Tlmmas Tyson
of Houston county in this state, nnd runaway tlio
l*t March last, lie is uboul 4U years old and five
feel fivo inches high.
nov 19 P G SHICK, Jailer.
G'o»|miiiici*slif|>.
rriHK undersigned having entered into partner-
JL ship under tiie firm of Wolmatr & Wungli,
respectfully tender their services to their friends
and the public, ns Factors nnd Commission Mor
dants, uud hope by strict attention to business nnd
prompt execution of all matters intrusted to their
ctite, to merit a share of patronage.
F. II WELMAN.
sep 10 tif WM. H. WAUGH.
850 liewanl.
S TOLEN from the subscriber, on tlm night of the
21st inst. n large hay Horse, Snddle and Bri
dle, with tlio niimenf Mr. Bird written on the Bit-
die with ink, (no mnrk on the Horse recollected;)
the Saddle is n fine shafted Saddle, about half worn,
with the back a little broken, nnd a pair of small
steel sliirips. 1 will givu $50 for tlio thief, if n
white person, nnd proof to convict him—if a negro,
$28—mid $10 for the Horse alone,
dr20-tf J. A. ALEXANDER.
Flour stiul Gin.
fl 3KLS supr Howard street F our
JL\/vF 10 do Baltimore Gin, landing from Inig
Oglethorpe, from Baltimore, nnd lor snle on liberal
terms, by F SHIELS.
nov 22
TAXES.
Tiie following hill, ns nmended in Senate, hits
passed both Houses.
A BILL,
To ho entitled nn net to impose n tax for the support
nf Government, for tlm year uigteen hundred uud
l >rty OHO, niuii llit iiac,»(tar- nr/U.
Be it enacted hy the Senate nnd I louse of Rnprc
sentatives of the State of Gnnrgin in General A«scm
h'y met, uml it is hereby enacted hy the authority of
die ,nme, That the net passed on tlm twelfth day of
December, in tho year one thousand eight hundred
and four, entitled “An net to raiso a tax for tlm sup
port of Government, for tbe year one thousand eight
hundred nnd five,” nnd all nuts amendatory-thereof,
so fur ns the same shall not he inconsistent with the
provisions of this act, lie. and tlio same uro hereby
enacted, nnd declared in fotce, for, und dining t|m
yeur one thousand eight hundred nnd forty one; and
from thence, afterwards, until tho same shall bo re
pculed.
And be it further enacted, That during tlio limo
this act shall continue, in force, tbu tax on bank
stock, on cupilnl employed in tlm business of broker
age, and capital employed by Insurance nnd Trent
Companies in this Stale, shall be thirty ono and a
quarter cents on every hundred dollurs so invested;
ou monoy employed by private individuals in lending
at interest, nnd shuviugaud discounting notes,bonds,
niw) executions, mid on till other notes on solvent
debtor*, hearing interest, excepting such notes ns
shall bo founded on sides of propi-rty f nr merchandise,
or on service slenderedshall not have been renew
ed, nnd upon which no interest shall have been paid,
shnll be ri^hl cents on every hundred dollars,so lent
mid employed; and that all bridges, fuirius nnd turn
pikes, shall pay a lax nf ten cents on every luiudreil
dollar’s worth of snid bridges,ferries, turnpikes, and
factories, and u tax on every billiuid lubluof $50
per minimi.
And bo in further onneted, That so far ns nny
nets, or parts of nets, that may Im construed or con
sidered to Im now in force, make the taxes now im
posed, greater or less than is provided for in tlm
aforementioned tax Inw of December,one ihousnnd
eight hundred and four, and in tlm second section
of this net, the same nre hereby repealed.
And he ii fiirtherenncled. That tlio Receivers of
Tax Returns for tlm several counties in this State,
shall make a general Digest of.nll the returns of
taxable, nnd of tiie taxable property of delimiter*,
in the manner heretofore preset ilu-d and accustom
ed under existing laws; nnd each nnd every Receiv
er, -ball make out three copies of tlm Digest nf, and
fin- bis pnrlir.tiliir county, mid shall, on or before tlm
first dny of July, in the yeur one tlioiisaml eight
hundred and fotiy one, and every year afterword--
deliver one copy of said Digest of Tax Re , “J n *» t,r
tlm Tax Collector of the county
*» tlm Clerk of
before tlm first
tlm Inferior Court, and .
ilny i>f Auxiim ..... ,„l ,,i.I
D'jf‘*"i, to the Comptroller Cienerni of tlm Stale,
under the penalty of one tltojsand dollars fur each
and every omission to deliversaid copies, or either
ifflheni, in the manner, and within tlm periods
ahoved specified. And tlio Tux Collectors of ilia
several Counties, shall proceed "t once to collect
iU nixes of their respective counties, according to
the Digest, and iisse.vineiil thereof, delivered to
them respectively,us aforesaid,by the Receivers of
Tux Returns of their comities respectively. And
the said Tax Collectors shall pay the taxes so to be
collected, into the treasury, on or before (lie first
day of December, in each md every year, beginning
with tlmyenr ono tltoitsniil eight hundred and forty-
one, subject to such dedmthm* nnd nliownnr.es, ns
existing laws authorize for compensation to tho lie
reivers and Collector*, md other causes.
Arid ho it further enacted. That an act passed on
tho twenty-first dny of December, 1839, entitled
“Alt act to impose, levy and collect a tax fur the
politicnl year 1810, on property both real and per
sunul, nnd to inflict pemities for refuting or neglect
ing to comply with tlm provisions of tho same,” bo
and tho snmo is hereby repealed; nnd tho returns
and assessments of taxes, madu under nnd in pur
sttniiL-o of the same, Im and tlm same nre hereby an
nulled nii'i superceded entirely hy tlm provisions n!
this act.
And l«» it further enacted, That tbe tax receivers
of tlm present year 1840, shall receive compensation
from th< taxes to lie collected in 1841, in tlm sntne
utaimci-1* if their bonks of returns and digest wore
not siipi-scded hy this net.
Notice.
T HF.copaitnct ship heretofore existing between
T F I’enso nnd J L Guthrie; under thn firm of
I'oiise 1S1 Guthrie, for tho purposoofirniisiteting tlm
Druggist hiishmss in Darien, is by articles nflimita
lion disM>|ved. T I* I’EASE.
nov 10 I8t
JllNl Itccclvcil,
O'fll nnd 14th Nos. of Charles O'Malley the
J O Iri.h Dragoon, by Horry Lorroniier, with
illustration*, for isle hy T l'UHSK.
dec 31
Caindon Superior Court.
November Term, 1840.
Amury Sibley, ) Rule Ni»l,on forccloiureof mort
Abrnlinnt Colby, ) g n B l >-
U l’ON tlm petition of Atnory Sibley, praying tlio
equity of rwfmmitiun of und in three undivided
fourth parts of all niul singulur tho following do*
cribed property, to wit:
All tiiat certain tract of land, situnle, lying nnd
being on the Great Sutilla llivor, in tbs County of
Camden, in the State of Georgia, nnd known os tho
Burnt Fort Tract of Laud, containing one bundled
ncros, morn or less, otigimilly granted to Jumps
Simmons nn the ninth day of December, seventeen
hundred and sixty snven.
Also, till 1 tint oihei tract or puree! of land, situate,
lying and ImiiiB in tlm county iff Camden, on tho
Smith sido of tho Grant Sntilln liivor, containing
two hundred and fifty acres, more nr less, south of
said Burnt Fort, originally granted to West Slmf
field, on tho sixteenth day nf November, eighteen
bund ted and lldrt'—" '
Alsu, nil t lint other tract nr parcel nf land, situate,
lying nnd being in said county nf Cutndon, on tlm
South side of tlm Great Haiillu River, containing
two hundred acres, more or less, originuily grunted
to Bryant Sheffield on thn sixteenth day of March,
oigbteen hundred und thirteen.
Tlm said tbreo tracts ol land having been convey
ed to the said Abraham Colby, Cbiirlcs W Cutter,
nnd Loiry Odell, hy deed hearing dale the thirteenth
dny of March, eighteen hundred und thirty seven,
fioin Daniel Heath.
Alsu, all that other tract or parcel of land,situate,
lying and being in said county of Camden, on tho
North side of the Great Entilia River, containing
two hundred and fifty acres* more or less, originally
granted to James Williams on the eighteenth day
0''June, eighteen hundred and four.
Also, all that other tractor parrel of Innd.situate,
lying nnd being in the county of Camden, aforesaid,
on tiro North sido of tlm Great Sutilla River, con
tabling four hundred acres, more or less, originally
granted to James I'rcvntt on the sixteenth day of
December,eighteen hundred und six.
Also, nil that oilier tract or parcel ofland,situate,
lying and lining in the county of Cnmdcn, aforesaid,
oil tho North side of the Great Sntilln River, con
mining fifty live acres, more or less, originnlly grant
cd to .l»m-n Prevent on tlm twenty fifiti day of
November, eighteen hundred nnd eleven.
Also, nil 1 hut other tract or parcel of land,situate,
lying nnd luting in the county of Camden, aforesaid]
on the South side nf the Great Sutillu Rivet, con
mining fivo hundred and eighty acres, morn or Ins,
originally granted to Jnmoa Barnard in thn year
seventeen hundred nnd sixty eight, nnd conveyed
hy Daniel Heath to said Abraham Colby, Charles
W Cutter, and I.oiry Odoll, on tlio thirteenth of
Murch, eighteen hundred and thirty seven.
Also, ull those two tracts or purccls of Innd con
veyed hj snid Daniel Death to the said Abruhnrn
Colby, Charles W Cotter, and I.oiry Odell, on tho
thirteenth dny of March, eighteen hundred and tldr
ty seven, containing two hundred acres, more or less,
situate, lying und being in tlio said county of Cum
dnn, on tlm North side oftheGrent Sutillu River.
Together with nil nnd singular the Steam Saw
Mills, and other buildings, engines, machines, tools,
personal property and chatties, s'.nnding on, or np
pertaining, or belonging to the aforesaid tracts of
laud or nny of them.
Which said premisrs, (together withlands situate
in other counties of suid State of Georgia, oil of
which will more fu'ly nppoar hy reference to said
deed nf mortgage) were mortgaged hy the snid
Abraham Colby to the snid Atnoiy Sibley, hy deed
hearing (Into tlm sixth day nf June, eighteen hundred
and thirty nine, to secure the payment nf tlm sum of
twoiiiy thousand fivo hundred and sixty four dollars
nnd seventy five cents, twelve months after the duto
thereof, according to the tenor nnd effect of the pro
missory note of tlm said Ahtnhnm Colby, henring
oven date with snid mortgage, and made pnyuldeto
the said Atnory Sibley, nnd tn secure which tlm snid
mortgage was given, nnd the whole iff tho principal
of which toi-ether with interest thereon from maturi
ty still remains unpaid.
On motion iff Charlton Se Wnrd, Attorneys for
petitioner, it is ordered, that tlio snid Abraham
Colby do pay into this Court, no or before the lir*t
day of the next term, the principal and interest duo
on the said unto nnd mortgage, und the casts of the
said application; nr in default thereof 1 hut the
equity of redemption of the said Ahrnhnm Colby lo
the said mortgago-J premises he thenceforth nnd
forever foreclosed.
And it is further ordered, that a copy of this rttlo
he published in ono of the gnzettes nf this State,once
n month for four months, or served on tho mort
gager, the snid Abraham Colhy, his special Ag- nt or
Attorney, nt least three m-mthx preveys to the time
the money i« directed lo he paid. And tlint such
further nnd other proceedings he had ns are pic
scribed hy the statute in such case made and pro
vided.
True extract fiom the minute*.
G I’ERCIVAL COHEN, Cl’k • c c c.
nnv 28—1J4t
Georgia—Caiiiilr u f ount) Supe
rior Court.
November Term, 1840.
Alexander Holzcndorf, )
vs. v Rule Nisi.
James 1L Bliss. )
O N the petition of Alexnnder Holzcndorf, it np-
pearilib that James B. Bliss, on tlm 23d dny
of March, 1037, made nnd executed hi* certain
mortgage deed to snid Alexander lJolzendorf, in
and to all that piece or parcel of land in the Town
of St. .Mary*, known as part of lot number twenty-
six, beginning at the South East corner of said lot,
thence running West on Bryant street to lot owned
hy Peter Cost one hundred leet. thence North two
hundred feet, thence East one hundred feet, thence
South two hundred feel, tn the place nf beginning:
together with all and singular tlm improvements,
rights, member* and appurtenances thereunto np
pertaining or in nny wise appertaining, for the bet
ter securing the payment of 11 promissory note, made
hy tlm said James B. Bli-s to the said Alexander
l lolzendoif on the dny nnd year aforesaid, for tho
sum of fivo hundred dollars, with interest fiom date
und due nnd puynh|e{eightecn months after date n,
said note: and that the principal mid interest ofsnid
note are still due nnd unpaid to the said Alexander
Holzcndorf: (Jn million of A .1 Bessent, plaintiff's
ntiurney, It is ordered, that the snid James B.
Bliss do,on or before tho first day of the next term
of this Court, pay unto thcsnmn the principal and
interest which may lm then due nn snid promissory
note or in default thereof, tho equity of redemption
of (lie said Jnmes it. Bliss, in and to tlm said mort
gaged premises, ho fiom thenceforth forever linrrcd
nnd foreclosed. And it i* fmilier ordered, that rhi*
will he published in one of the newspapers iff Snvnn
nah once it mouth for four months, or served on snid
Jmnes It. Bliss personally, at lean threo month*
previous to tin* next term of this Court.
Let Rule Nisi issue 23d November, 1840.
CHARLES -S. HENRY, Judge.
A true extract Irom tiie minutes.
(i. I’ERCIVAL COHEN,
dec II Clk. s. c. c. c.
Uauidni Superior- Courl.
November Term, 1840.
Abrnlmtu Mott,
0' N |;
irnlintu Mott, )
vs. >Kulu Nisi,
inliiul I lentil. S
N tho petition of Abraham Mott, j
. praying the
treclostire of tho equity of redemption of the
following tracts nrpnicel* iff loud, in wit: all tlmt
certain tract or parcel of hind, situate, lying and be
ing in the county aforesaid, on iho South side of tiie
Great Sutilla liver, nnd known as tho Burnt Fort,
containing ono hundred ucres (more or less.) snid
land originnlly granted to .lame* Simmons; also,
all that other certain tract or parcel of [und,situate,
lying und being on tlio Snath tide of the Great Sn-
lilhr river, containing two hundred nnd fifty acres,
(mure nr less,) originuily granted to West Sheffield;
nnd also, that certain other tract of land, situate,
lying and being on tho South sido of the Great Sn.
tilln river, containing two hundred acres, (more or
I-!**,) uiigiuully granted to Brynnt Sheffield—mort
gaged by the said Daniel Heath to tlm snid Abra
ham Mott, Sour., ou tho twenty-first day ofScptem
her, 1838, to secure the payment of the sum of fif
teen hundred dollars and interest mentioned in two
promissory notes of tiie same dale, to wit: one for
tlm sum of ono thousand dullars, the oilier for tlm
sum of fivo hundred dollars, from the snid Daniel to
thn snid Abraham. And on motion of Mr. Clark,
attorney for petitioner, it is ordered, that tlio ptinci
pal, interest nnd costs duo on said remaining note
of fivo hundred dollars he paid into Court on orbo-
fore the first dny of tho next term, otlierwiso the
equity of redemption of the snid mortgaged promis
es will, from thenceforth, ho foreclosed, uml such
further nnd other proceeding* take place ns the law
direct*. And is furl Iter ordered, that this rule lm
published ill one of the public gazettes of tlio Slate
four months before the time appointed for the pay-
meat of the aforesaid, or served on the mortgager or
his special agent, at least tin00 months previous')-
thereto.
Let Role Nisi issue 2 ltli November. 1340.
CHARLES S. HENRY,
Judge Superior Court E. D.
A true extract of the minutes.
dec II G 1’COHEN,Clk. 9. c. c.c.
Bank of tiik State or Geuiuua, \
Savannah, 10th Oct. 1840, )
Sirt I liuvothe honor to trnnsmilthc accompany-
ng documents, exhibiting tho somi-nnnual slate and
condition of the Bonk and its Branches, hy which it
apnenr* that tho tola? amount of bills in nclual cir
dilution, puynblo at the Principal Bunk and all its
Brandies, is $808,217 00
The amount of specie nn linn J, 318,143 24
And amount or bills of other Banks on
bond, 490,007 00
$808,950 24
T nm very respect fully,
W. B. BULLOCH,President.
His Excellency, Chaki.ks J. McDonald,
Governor of Georgia, Milledgcvillc.
Bank of tiik Statk of Gkoroia, )
Savannah, Kith Oct , 1840. )
Sir!—I will nvail myself of the occasion furnish
ed by the transmission of the semi-annual return of
the condition of tiie Bunk, to make, my grati-fut
acknowledgments to tho members of the General
Assembly of Georgia, for tho uninterrupted confi
dencc reposed in mo since the organization of the
Bank, now upwards of twenty four years, hy annual
ly electing me one of its Directors. In the indul
genco nf this expression of feeling I cannot omit
thus publicly noticing with equal gratification thn
kind and unwavering confidence displayed towards
me, ulso, hy the Directors of tho institution, hy anno
ally unanimously electing me their President, for
the some period of time.
Thu Legislature nt their Inst session directed n
snle of the stock held hy tiie State in the Ilnnk, nnd
u largo proportion has been actually sold; the re
mnining amount will, in all probability, he disposed
of in n short time. In tliu event, however, iff the
whole not being sold, nnd tho General Assembly
should determine to elect a Director or Directors
to represent the unsold slock, I respectfully decline
being considered a candidate.
I have the honor to he, yours, &c.
W. B. BULLOCH, President.
Mis Excellency, Charles J. McDonald,
Governor of Georgia.
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RECAPITULATION.
DIS. RESOURCES.
To Notes, Bunds, &c, discounted,
Bill* of Exchange, discounted,
Heal L'.ntate,
Bunking Houses ond Lots,
Salaries,
Incidental Expenses,
Assignment of a Judgment,
Protest account,
Balance duo from other Banks,
Bunk State of Geo,
1.834.595 93
192,598 39
32.909 14
81.257 00
19,4(58 03
3.245 85
5,100 00
437 50
130.248 01
“ “ “ Branches,
192.186
01
Bills of Branches on hand,
49,033
00
Bills of other Banks on
hand, 490.807
00
Specie on hand, 316,143
24—808,950
24
$1,350,478
05
CII. LIABILITIES
By Cnpltnl Stock,
1,500.000
00
Bills in circulation,*
745,255
00
Dividends unclaimed,
6.326
50
Discount account,
80,591
36
Surplus Fund,
Bnianco due to other Banks.
fiO.715 %
401.024 15
“ " Bonk SinleefGeo, 14o!c46
" " Brunches, * - «—
Individual Deposites,
41,307 36
345,532 96 *
Reported Circulntiorfas ohove^.
13,350,478 95
745,255
Deduct thi*sum on hand, as per debit side, 49^038
Loaving in nclual circulation, $896,217
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Statk of Gkouoia, CluihnmCounty.—Williini
B. Bulloch, President,and I.K. Tefft, Acting Carb-
ier, of the Bank of the State of Georgia, being duly
sworn, say that the returns herewith made contain,
to the bent of their knowledge nnd belief, a trus
statement of the condition of said bonk and brandies;
tiie returns to this bank from each branch having
been mode under tho oath of the President and Cub-
ier thereof, and from Milledgcvillc nnd Greensboro’
from the Cushier and Agent there.
W. B. BULLOCH, President.
J. K. TEFFT, Acting Cashier.
Sworn to. before me, the 16th October, 1840.
M. MYERS, J. I. C. C. C.
QUARANTINE BILL.
An act to protect the slave propeityof the peopli 'z
of the Slate of Georgia, by compelling vesicli '•
owned or commanded by citizens of, or cob
ing from the puns »fiU Hmtn ofMnine, andtkr "U
officers, seamen, and passenger* thereof, to p»t f
fot m quarantine, and to provide for a search tbsn -*
of on their departure.
Whereas, certain persons have been charged with j
having feloniously taken and carried away tbe pet
sonul property of some of the good citizens of tbit 2
State nnd have fled to thn State of Maine: am ’
whereas, tho Government of Maine hat refuted, if
ter u constitutional and legal demand has been malt
by tiie Executive of this State, to deliver up stub
fugitives from justice; which refusal is an aiiunij
lion of authority not only in violation of the con;:
rational compact, hut wholly destructive of tie
rights of private property: For remedy whereof:
Be it enneted hy the Senate nnd House ofRspre
sentatives of the State of Georgia, in General As
sembly met, That from nnd after the first day of *
March next, every vessel by whatsoever description
or name known, owned or commanded by any citi
zen ol, orcomiug directly or indirectly from any port
of the State of Maine, and the officers, crew tnJ
pnfsengers thereof, shall perform quarantine fot
and during the space of one hundred days after arri
vnl williin the limits of tlm State, and whilst »utb
ves'd mny he under quarantine it shnll not he ls»-
ful f-rr thn officers, seamen, and passengers thereof,
nr nny of them, to go on shore or on board any ship,
vessel, or boat whatsoever: and in case such officers,
suomen or pns-engers, whilst under quarantine,
dial I co onshore nr on hoard nny ship, vessel,ot
hunt, whatsoever, lie, she,or they, shnll be guilty of
u misdemeanor, nnd on conviction, shall be imprir-
oned at hard labor in the Penitentiary for a perios
not lev* than fivo nor longer than ten years.
And be it fiirtherenncled, That during the con
tinmii.ee of this act, no vessel from the State of
Maine, as before described, nor nny officer, seaman,
nr passenger thereof, shall approach within three
miles of any seaport city, town, or hamlet iff thii
State, without being considered ns having viulaud
tho limits of quarantine ns intended to be provid'd
by this net; nnd fur such approach to said city, town,
or hamlet, he, she. or they, shall bo indicted fur»
mi.Hrf-m-onml on conviction, lie imprisoned it
the Penitentiary nt hard lnbor,not less than five no?
longer than t-»n years.
And he it further enneted, That it shnll not he lawful
for any officers, seamen, or passpngers of any vessel
ns hereinbefore described, w hilst under quarantine
to have nr hold any intercourse or communication,si
liter directly or indirectly,with nny slave orslnves, or
fiee person or persuns iff color, whli-rat written ss
tborityoltlm owner or guardian thereof, which shullt*
the only justification for such officer, seaman ur pit
sengers, and if, whilst such vessel is under quaran
tine, any such officer, seamen, or passengers, shall
have nr hold any intercourse or communication wit:
nny slave or slaves, or per-on or persons of color,
without the authority aforesaid, lie, she, or the;.
shnll ho indicted for n ‘tniwlenn-nor, and on convic
tion shall he imprisoned as herein provided by the
first section.
And be it further enacted,' That after nny ve*»cl.
ns hereinbefore described, shall lie discharged from
quarantine, nnd before sailing from nny port in thi*
State, it shall he the duty of tho captain nr comman
der thereof, to give twenty f-utr hours previous a*
lice of stu-li depniloru to the mayor ortho highest
municipal officers of the seaport city, town, or ham
let, from which such vessel is about to sail,who shtH
he, and is hereby authorized, to make a search o'
such vessel; and on failure to give such notice.
captain ot c»m»«>».l..r .I..11 t.. pinky ot a mistfe-
menn--r, and on conviction, fined ot the discretion of
the court,
dec 31
AN ACT
To amend “an Act to alter nnd fix tho time of hold
ing the Superior Courts in tiie Eastern District
of this State.” asranted tn 2(itii December. 1837-
Be it enacted hy the Senate and House iff Repre
sentatives of the State ni Georgia, in General Assem
bly met, and it is hereby enneted l»y tho authority of
(lie same. That from and after the passage of thi*
act the time of holding tlio Superior Couit# in lb*
counties hereinafter named shall he as follows, vi*: j
IN THE Sl’KINO CIRCUIT. j
III the comity of Wayne, on Thursday after the j
first Monday in April; in the county of Camden, on j
the > found Mondnv in Aptil: in the county of Glynn, j
on the third Monday in April; in tiie countyof Me- I
I mesh, on tiie fourth Monday in April; in the coun
ty iff Liberty, the Monday thereafter; in the county
of lltyaii, the Friday thereafter.
IN TIIK FALL CIRCUIT.
In the county of Wayne, Thursday after the thiid
Monday in November; in the county of Camden-
the fourth Monday in November; in tho county of .
Glynn, the Monday th-'rcnftort in tho county ot
McIntosh,the Monday thereafter; in the countyof
Lthoi ty, the Muniiny’thcrealter; in tho county of
Bryan, tiie Friday thereafter.
Sec. 2. And lie it further ennetod by the authori- I
ty nlereraiil. That all writs, precepts uml piece****
shall hereafter Ih> made returnable lo tbe times of
snid Com ts above stuu'ili nml nil low# militating
against this net ure hereby repealed,
dec 31
Wanted,
A SITUATION us utt Overseer on a Rico Plan-
tution, hy one w ho has had 8 years experience
on Cooper River in South Carolina, ami who hs* ,
been for tiie two last years on tho Savannah Back
River; lie ran como well recommended, and pled
ges himself to spam no pain* on his part to give fid* | ;
satisfaction to any ono who may desire hi* services-